sha3: define block_length as the rate, not as the state size - #14132
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In sponge-based constructions, the block size is not the same as the state size. For practical purposes, it's the same as the rate. Size this is a constant for a given type, we don't need to keep a copy of that value in the state itself. Just use the constant directly. This saves some bytes and may even be slightly faster. More importantly: Fixes ziglang#14128
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In sponge-based constructions, the block size is not the same as the state size. For practical purposes, it's the same as the rate.
Size this is a constant for a given type, we don't need to keep a copy of that value in the state itself. Just use the constant directly. This saves some bytes and may even be slightly faster.
More importantly:
Fixes #14128